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Tomizawa Tea Garden
Tomizawa Tea Garden

Tomizawa Tea Garden

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Introduction

Tomizawa Tea Garden has over 85 years of tea farming history in Kumamoto Prefecture, and have received many famous tea awards in Japan. The family grows tea with a lot of sunlight and Kumamoto’s natural ground water famous for its clean and beautiful taste.

Our Story

In April 2016, Mashiki, Kumamoto Prefecture affected by the Kumamoto Earthquakes with main shock at magnitude 7.0. The earthquakes have resulted in 48 deaths, 3000 injuries, and nearly 200,000 people evacuated to shelters in the aftermath.

Tomizawa Tea garden also had been affected by this earthquake with irreparable damage to their shop. The shop was rebuilt in 2018 as Greentea.Lab (see below)

Company History & Info

  • 1930 Established
  • 1955 Prized fair of Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry in Kumamoto
  • 1970 Prized fair of Japan Tea, 3rd Prize
  • 1981 Prized fair of Japan Tea, 2nd Prize
  • 1983 Prized fair of Kamimashiki Tea, 1st Prize
  • 1985 and 1986 Prized fair of tea garden, 3rd Prize
  • 1987 Prized fair of tea in Kyusyu, 3rd Prize

Company Info

  • NAME: Tomizawa Tea Garden
  • LOCATION: 102 Oyatsu, Mashiki, Kamimashiki-gun, Kumamoto
  • FOUNDED: April 1928

Shop - Greentea.Lab

In 2018, thanks to the support of the tea community, the Tomizawa family built a new tea shop called Greentea.Lab. We hope you visit!

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